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Five Big Weather Myths Debunked

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By Karin Heineman Verified
| insidescience.org
Setting the record straight on false weather facts. Thursday, May 21, 2015 Karin Heineman, ISTV Executive Producer (Inside Science TV) -- Predicting and analyzing weather is a highly sophisticated scientific endeavor these days. But, it is also peppered with a good deal of lore. We're here to debunk some popular weather myths.
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Burping Cows Try New Diet

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By Karin Heineman Verified
| insidescience.org
Adding seaweed to cows’ diets could help reduce methane production and help curb climate change. Wednesday, September 16, 2020 - 14:30 Karin Heineman, Executive Producer (Inside Science) -- Scientists have found that when cows digest a certain species of red algae seaweed, called Asparagopsis taxiformis, it creates a compound that could limit the production of methane  -- a powerful greenhouse gas that is 30 times more potent than carbon dioxide.
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Could A 30 Minute Tornado Warning System Really Be In The Works?

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By Karin Heineman Verified
| insidescience.org
An undergraduate college student may have found a way to warn people up to 30 minutes in advance that a tornado is on the way.
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